rut-malin barklund: deconstruct to construct

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“I deconstruct to construct. I tear stuff down to pieces. I mess things up, just to put them back in order again. Often in a new kind of order. It is like a never-ending flow, and that is what is keeping me running.” Rut-Malin Barklund

Necklace, paper, silver, leather

Her artist statement is direct and to the point. I like it. Almost as much as I like her jewelry. Sweden’s Rut-Malin Barklund’s MDF (medium density fiber board) and paper (mostly black cardboard) necklaces and brooches offer clean lines and interesting shapes with a hint of industrial grunge.

Brooches, MDF, silver

Necklace, MDF, silver

Necklace, cardboard, nylon thread, carbon fiber

Necklace, MDF, silver, iron

Read an article about the artist here.

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One Response to rut-malin barklund: deconstruct to construct
  1. DONNA HERRICK
    March 10, 2011 | 2:12 pm

    THANK YOU for an artist statement that is BRIEF and TO THE POINT!!!! The minute I read it, I wanted to see your work, and it is innovative, interesting and refreshing.

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